Liz and Sam, who are three-year-old cousins, spend hours and hours playing with their puppets. They show the puppets eating a family dinner together, jumping on a make-believe trampoline, and driving a car. This type of pretend play is considered to be:
a. a concern if it continues beyond the age of four.
b. a normal and healthy aspect of peer relationships.
c. a positive aspect of play if combined with play using real objects.
d. harmful to children's development of prosocial behaviors.
B
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a. Visual perception b. One-to-one correspondence c. Writing numbers skill d. Language skill e. Knowing place value
Children who are developing typically develop cognitive skills through meaningful engagement in activities, but children with disabilities always need more teacher-directed activities involving drill and practice
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
If the learners successfully solve new problems by comparing them with those presented in class, which of the following heuristics will they be using?
a. Means-ends analysis b. Hill climbing c. Working backward d. Drawing analogies
Whose educational theories led to what became known as the discovery method?
a. Howard Gardner b. Grant Wiggins c. Hilda Taba d. Jerome Bruner